Cousteau Documentary Details Threats to Amazon Rainforest’s Indigenous PeopleTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1733, Segment 4
Nov 17, 2021 • 20m
Celine Cousteau’s new documentary started with an email she received from a man she’d met years ago at a conference of Indigenous peoples in Brazil: "We are dying. My people are going extinct. We want you to tell our story to the world.” A grueling expedition into the Amazon rainforest resulted in “Tribes on the Edge,” which received the Special Jury Award at the Brazil International Film Festival. It’s now available for viewing on-demand.

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